New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 19, 1929, Page 2

EW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESD MARCH 19, 1929 10WA FARMERS ATTACK Claims He Is Nt 1 Actuatel hv ",‘ P Personal Motives They Buy in Prof McNary-Haugen Bill AGED TURTLE RETURNS King ~olomon™ Turns Up in Cali- Aiter Protracted Absence cars ENDORSE PAJEWSKI FOR ALDERMA Athlaties Are Hitting In Mid-Season Eorm rines Deleat Bandits In Nicaraguan Contacts WILL USELATERALS SAYS MWAULIFFE. - Telephone Compeny Has S0 DYING FATHER cal expedieney. - nominated (m M,u. Miynarski, fc 1l ex-comn; \~~mnv wd of public By necessity he finally climbed to 2,000 feet as he Toared northward. Passing the mountain range, he dropped to 100 feet and raced along “hedge hopping” for hundreds of miles, a dangerous way of flying which the aviator minimized. “I simply followed the white line 1 romn potitie ;",‘;:\Flier Again Fails in Attempt— | 6" s was ™o Tstng st ¥ him last spri Father Il in Texas Brownsyville, Tex., March 19 (P— Unsuceessful in his second attempt to span the 1,950 miles between Brownsville and Panama on a dawn- to-dusk schedule, Captain Ira C. , today awaited‘good weather fampico, Mexico to take off for 1ong | Bden, Tex., where his father, Y. Y. lace on | Eaker, was reported critically ill. va- resi- name of Kurpinski vas voted to Shortly after he landed at Tampi- co from Colo: ¥ ama, late yester- day, the famed army pilot received a telephone message from J. H Adamson, aide to F. Trubee Davi- discus- ominating t 1 had been 5 tics, that his parent would assistant_secretary of war for absolute confidence in my motor and ship eliminated the worry." aker closed his conversation with Davison with a recommendation for | a Dbetter system of reporting Central American weather. This is neces- sary he declared, for regular flights. e NAVAL OFFICER WINS FIGHT FOR PROPERTY | Supreme Court Upholds His Title to Porto Rican Land Over Pro- tests of Two Governments n operation today. Captain | Sun Juan, Porto Rico, March 19 said he probably to leave Tampico before this noon because of a muddy fiekd. d to fly to Kelley Fleld, via Brownsville and | go to Eden. 1ker's mother ded k he had piloted the | 1y monoplane, Question Mark, on | its record breaking endurance flight. Plying the Pan Amerisa, first model of the army’'s new P-12 pur- t plane, Captain Laker left Pana- L at 4 o'clock yesterday on a re- wn flight to Brownsville. As on he southern trip tempt to make d dusk the trip tailed because o would ba {(® Licutenant Commander Baker, Ul N, Virgil retired, was estab- lished today at Fort San Geronimo | [after lengthy litigation which ques. tioned his 99-year lease of the old | Spanish fortification. The tract comprises about 14 res and a frame house erected on the site of the old fort, which was built in 1700. The United government and the Porto Rican government in civil actions contend- {ed that Baker by v peated misrepre- to th vy department from the army sentatior {obtained its transt Monday the at-|ta the navy, on the claim it was ur- between | gently nee by the latter, and then {obta the property for his per- wer. He landed at Tampico | sonal us: 10 p. . Mountains Defeated Him “aptain Eaker told Adamson of Minatitlan, t vainly for nearly an hour a t|the proj Mexico, he ! The supreme court sustained the former naval officer. however, and rty has been turned over to him by the commander of the I military district of Porto Rico upon States | PAURILS WIN FIFTH for Head Colds 070 mist Cus oA Relief with E‘erv Breath e —— e —————r—reer————— Two Top Notchers “Side By Side” ew Britain's City c at it. One of f McKim, “The Anvil Bank” ina is a fine example of the and with architecture excelled in all Open Saturday Evenings 7-9 TRUSTCO. NEW BRITAIN COmy YOUR NEW BRITAIN As a local resident you are one of 80,000 kt in the civic enterprise known as the City of New Britain. Beloyal toit. Patronize its merchants and industries. ss through the mountains. [order of the war department, B Ff 0S( ERE J |employ musicians, even though they Former President Coolidge had P retransferred the reservation from the navy back to the army and the question of the effect, if any, this retransferrence will have is causing considerable speculation here. THEATER HELP STRIKES | g snd Sarvicet By POLISH MUSIC STORE San Francisco Musicians, Operators, 97 Broad Street and Stage Hands All Quit in Row | Over “Talkies.” ! San Francisco, March 19 10&)“12‘0“ theaters in the San Francisco Bay | area today were without union mu-| sicians, . projectionists and stagc hands through a dispute between the | musicians’ union and theater man- T e e e Sold and Serviced By ON ELEC. CO. 163 Arch Street union sccretary, declared that a con- ANDE tract obligating the theaters to 80ld and Serviced By :p ans | ITALIAN BOOK STORE, lnc. 503 Main Street New Britain BOSCH RADIO Sold and Berviced By BLAIR & BRODRIB be equipped with “talkies,” was the cause of the strike. The stage hands and machine operators left their Jobs in sympathy with the musicians, PRICE OF LEAD ADVANCES New York, March 19 (A—The merican Smeiting and Refining Company today advanced the price | of lead from 7.25 to 7.50 cents a | pound. 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